Simple steps, bright future:
Business and the
environment together.
Partners & Sponsors
We gratefully acknowledge the following partnerships that continue to enhance our programs. We are sure that our partners and sponsors have products and services that would be of interest to you. Please visit their web sites to learn more about what they have to offer.
BullFrog Power
Founded in 2005, Bullfrog Power is a leading provider of 100% green electricity, with service available to Ontario and Alberta residents and businesses.
Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade
The Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade is working for you and your business.
City of Pickering
Join the City of Pickering on the journey to sustainability
Ontario Trillium Foundation
The Ontario Trillium Foundation is an agency of the Government of Ontario.
Shell Environmental Fund
At the Shell Environmental Fund they believe that finding solutions for today's environmental challenges takes the commitment and ideas of all Canadians.
Town of Ajax
The Town of Ajax has a vibrant business community, with over 1,500 businesses and a labour force of more than 41,000.
Transport Canada
Through Moving On Sustainable Transportation, the Government of Canada is helping find ways to meet today’s transportation needs while protecting the environment for future generations of Canadians.
Veridian Connections Inc
Veridian Connections distributes electricity in the Cities of Belleville and Pickering, the Towns of Ajax, Gravenhurst, Port Hope and Uxbridge, and the communities of Bowmanville, Newcastle, Orono, Beaverton, Cannington, Sunderland and Port Perry.
Green Your Business
DURHAM -- If the greenest part of a company is the front lawn in the summer, business owners may want to find other ways to be a friend to the planet.
That's why Durham Sustain Ability held a Green Business Trade Show in March. The day included seminars to show companies how to reduce their impact on the earth.
It can also put more green in business owner's pockets, executive director of Sustain Ability Shawna Mutton said.
"I think that right now, especially during these economic times, doing more with less makes sense," she said. "It's not just good for the environment, it's good for the bottom line."
Read the full story at www.newsdurhamregion.com.